Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-02-07
persons and PARTICULARS

tOi 100.
Chas. NJ. Crow. of Minnesota, is visit
ing MS brother Albert at Mt. Hope.
DIR. C. Y. Artz returned from bust
ness trip to Iowa City, last Saturday.
T. R. Seaton has started hotel keep
ing in Dan Greenes old stand, at Potosi.
Fred Miles left for MillvilIe last week,
where he viii be employed in a saw
mill.
DR.. Odgers has gone to Nebraska to
look after some farming interests he
has there.
Glen Ravens write up will appear
in Thursdays HERALD. 1t came too
late for this issue.
George Cabanis, OF Big Patch, has
been visiting his nephew George, at Po-
tosi few days.
Mrs. John Livingston came over to
Lancaster Thursday evening and re-
turned this morning.
A little girl came to gladden. the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Urias Galley, at Bee
town, last Saturday, Feb. 5.
We have four or five finely written
contributions on hand that will be pub
lished as soon as convenient.
January 21st was most suspicious
day to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dival, of FL
lenboro. 1t brought them fine daugh-
ter
Charlie Weber, express messenger
between Chicago and Marshalltown, has
been spending few days in Lancaster
visiting his parents.
Henry Hunt, the merchant prince at
Potosi, went to St. Paul last week and
visited the Ice Palace and from there
he went to Chicago, returning home ON
Friday
Register Boughton has bought q
year-old black that PAGES nicely. He
got it at Ellenboro but he will not give
il that name. Perhaps = horse by any
other name would - go as fast.
Glen Haven is already becoming
quite town for shipping stock.
Last Monday there were two carloads
of cattle and three of hogs sent out at
one time.
MIR. James Bell, of Potosi. offers his
farm for sale. He wishes to go south to
live and desires to sell the farm before
he goes. See his advertisement in an
other column.
Robert Wilkinson, of jamestown, had
business in Lancaster last Thursday,
though what it was beyond subscribing
for the HERALD, reportorial curiosity
could not find out.
Mr. Fanning's lecture on Prohibition
here last Friday night was not largely
attended, but those who heard him were
pleased. He is eloquent at times, but
sometimes becomes too dramatic and
spoils the effect of his utterances.
Henry Bresec and his wife have been
engaged to help do the work at the Den
nIson House, at Cassville. Dave John
son is also assisting the new landlord to
get started and will be there until court
begins.
Aaron H. Kraut, of Gutenberg, hay
ing come into possession of the grist
mill at Potosi, intends 10 move his fam
ily there in few weeks. He talks of
putting in new set of rollers. Mr..
digger win be retained as miller.
The Cottage Hotel at Potosi will have
change of proprietors about March l.
MIR. Walter A. Sprague win then take
possession and Mr.. Weaver and his fam
lily will return to Lancaster and move
into his own residence near the depot.
There will be grand masquerade
aud fancy dress ball. in Potosi, Monday
evening, Feb 21. Music by the Russo
Orchestra, of Dubuque, Supper will
be provided for all who desire it at the
Seaton House. Admission to ballroom
% cts. for dance - cts.
There will be grand masquerade
ball given at Atkinson's Hall. in North
Andover, Feb. IS Everybody is in
vited to 20 and make merry. Music
will be furnished by the Garnayillo
band. Dance tickets; including oyster